[ad_1] In Ackerman v. State of Iowa (No. 20-2226), the Eighth Circuit affirmed the grant of summary judgment on all claims brought by a former
[ad_1] ‘Seek to understand what being a member of firm leadership involves from those who are currently holding those positions and seek to understand what
[ad_1] CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE – In law school, they don’t teach you how to run a law firm. But if they did, the first lesson on the
[ad_1] Throughout the pandemic, law firms have uttered the word “culture” in a variety of contexts and implications—how their culture distinguishes the firm in the war
[ad_1] Munger, Tolles & Olson has seen eight partner departures since October, as Big Law competitors feed an insatiable appetite for litigators. While the Los Angeles-based litigation
[ad_1] The accounting giants have been quietly changing strategy in recent years with potentially big consequences for law firms. Here, all of the Big Four’s
[ad_1] The omicron spike in COVID infections hasn’t stopped Philadelphia’s jury trials, and observers say it is not expected to anytime soon. As health officials
[ad_1] The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed a split appellate court’s holding, finding that evidence pertaining to a driver’s suspected drunken driving arrest must be suppressed
[ad_1] In a matter of first impression, the Colorado Court of Appeals considered whether campaign contributions can disqualify elected officials from serving as decision-makers in
Some of the best lawyers in the region can be found in North Texas. Keep in mind, though, that not all attorneys specialize in the
[ad_1] Robins Kaplan and Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff filed a defamation lawsuit against My Pillow Inc. and its CEO Michael J. Lindell on Tuesday
[ad_1] Microsoft’s $68.7 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard comes as the Santa Monica, California-based gaming company continues to face highly publicized accusations from employees and government
[ad_1] In Ackerman v. State of Iowa (No. 20-2226), the Eighth Circuit affirmed the grant of summary judgment on all claims brought by a former
[ad_1] ‘Seek to understand what being a member of firm leadership involves from those who are currently holding those positions and seek to understand what
[ad_1] CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE – In law school, they don’t teach you how to run a law firm. But if they did, the first lesson on the
[ad_1] Throughout the pandemic, law firms have uttered the word “culture” in a variety of contexts and implications—how their culture distinguishes the firm in the war
[ad_1] Munger, Tolles & Olson has seen eight partner departures since October, as Big Law competitors feed an insatiable appetite for litigators. While the Los Angeles-based litigation
[ad_1] The accounting giants have been quietly changing strategy in recent years with potentially big consequences for law firms. Here, all of the Big Four’s
[ad_1] The omicron spike in COVID infections hasn’t stopped Philadelphia’s jury trials, and observers say it is not expected to anytime soon. As health officials
[ad_1] The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed a split appellate court’s holding, finding that evidence pertaining to a driver’s suspected drunken driving arrest must be suppressed
[ad_1] In a matter of first impression, the Colorado Court of Appeals considered whether campaign contributions can disqualify elected officials from serving as decision-makers in
Some of the best lawyers in the region can be found in North Texas. Keep in mind, though, that not all attorneys specialize in the
[ad_1] Robins Kaplan and Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff filed a defamation lawsuit against My Pillow Inc. and its CEO Michael J. Lindell on Tuesday
[ad_1] Microsoft’s $68.7 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard comes as the Santa Monica, California-based gaming company continues to face highly publicized accusations from employees and government
